Arsenal News Archives: 12/2019

Ronald de Boer believes Mikel Arteta has the potential to succeed at Arsenal, despite the risk taken on his inexperience.

Kim Little is hoping to represent Team GB at the Tokoyo Olympics next summer.

Unai Emery has confirmed that some at Arsenal wanted to give him a new contract in his first interview since being sacked by the club last month.

Vivianne Miedema has become an Ambassador for War Child who “aim to reach children as early as possible when conflict breaks out, and stay on to support them—long after the TV cameras have gone home.”

Calum Chambers was named Man of the Match after Arsenal’s game against Everton, but the centreback tweeted about his disappointment following the game.

Freddie Ljungberg says he wouldn’t have picked Mesut Özil to travel to the Everton match even if the German had been fit.

If you want an idea of the level of detail Mikel Arteta goes into when analysing and preparing for matches, then what follows will give you exactly that.

Mikel Arteta sent a message to the players about their attitude ahead of Saturday’s game against Everton, though he won’t be in charge for the match.

William Saliba is back in training with Saint-Etienne after the metatarsal injury he picked up with his loan club in November.

As Mikel Arteta gave his first press conference as Arsenal manager you couldn’t help but feel your heart fill with pride as the real affection he holds for Arsenal came pouring out.

Arsenal have confirmed they’re appointing Mikel Arteta as their new long-term head coach, replacing interim boss Freddie Ljungberg.

Everton have confirmed that Duncan Ferguson will manage their team against Arsenal on Saturday, as they close in on Carlo Ancelotti.

Stan Kroenke’s sports empire, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, has been named the ‘most valuable sports conglomerate in the world’ by Forbes, but what is the real price of supporting a  team owned by someone like Stan?

Pro Evolution Soccer will remove Mesut Ozil from their game in China as the authoritarian regime continues to throw a hissy fit over the German’s tweet that dared called attention to their treatment of Uighurs within their borders.

There’s a whole lot going on at Arsenal today and not very much at all, so let’s take a look at the top five stories so far today.

Arsene Wenger thinks Mikel Arteta has a big future in coaching, but he’ll have to overcome his lack of experience as a head coach at Arsenal.

A table on the ‘minutes played by academy graduates last season’ at Arsenal reveals Unai Emery wasn’t as good at integrating youth as some make out.

Bernd Leno leads the Premier League in saves by some distance, as we approach the halfway point in the season.

Arsenal produced a professional performance on Sunday with a 3-1 win against a solid Everton side at a tough ground.

Freddie Ljungberg took Mesut Ozil off against Manchester City and replaced him with 19-year-old Emile Smith Rowe because he wanted more energy in the side.